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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableRuth Addinall is a contemporary painter and sculptor who lives and works in Edinburgh. Her work has been regularly exhibited since the 1990s, when she discovered her passion for art relatively late and rather by chance. It was while attending an art history seminar as part of her Romance studies that she first became intensively involved with artists from different eras and movements-whereupon a whole new world revealed itself to her. Addinall quickly developed an interest in being artistically active herself and began to produce her first paintings and sculptures. At first she worked as a self-taught artist for several years. Later she took up studies at the Frinck School of Sculpture in Paris. In addition, she is active as a piano teacher.
Addinall's repertoire includes representational painting as well as still lifes with floral motifs, landscape scenes, and portraits. The subjects of her figurative paintings feature single depictions of people, often women, conveying impressions of intimate thoughtfulness and worldly seclusion. Addinall is primarily interested in the mundanities of our existence and how we shape our external realities of life through internal worlds of feeling and thought. Her characters are portrayed in ordinary situations where they seem lost in thought and turned inward, completely cut off from the outside world: Writing, reading, drinking coffee, smoking, or waiting at the bus stop. Surreal body proportions, which in stylized form evoke an almost static physical appearance, emphasize the contemplative character of the works. Addinall's painterly work also reveals her fascination with sculpture through her use of sculptural-like forms.
Although Addinall expresses an interest in experimenting with different styles of art, she has undoubtedly developed a distinctive, original artistic style that conveys, in a contemporary manner, the intimate, lost-in-thought states of her own inner world. As for her perception of art and the intention of her personal creative work, she leaves it to a statement by the German artist Max Beckmann. In his "Letter to a Painter" he describes the work of artists as a "disciplined frenzy" that springs from a "fantasy palace of art". This palace, according to Addinall, allows one to escape the confines of the outer world and draw from the infinite expanses of the inner.
Ruth Addinall is a contemporary painter and sculptor who lives and works in Edinburgh. Her work has been regularly exhibited since the 1990s, when she discovered her passion for art relatively late and rather by chance. It was while attending an art history seminar as part of her Romance studies that she first became intensively involved with artists from different eras and movements-whereupon a whole new world revealed itself to her. Addinall quickly developed an interest in being artistically active herself and began to produce her first paintings and sculptures. At first she worked as a self-taught artist for several years. Later she took up studies at the Frinck School of Sculpture in Paris. In addition, she is active as a piano teacher.
Addinall's repertoire includes representational painting as well as still lifes with floral motifs, landscape scenes, and portraits. The subjects of her figurative paintings feature single depictions of people, often women, conveying impressions of intimate thoughtfulness and worldly seclusion. Addinall is primarily interested in the mundanities of our existence and how we shape our external realities of life through internal worlds of feeling and thought. Her characters are portrayed in ordinary situations where they seem lost in thought and turned inward, completely cut off from the outside world: Writing, reading, drinking coffee, smoking, or waiting at the bus stop. Surreal body proportions, which in stylized form evoke an almost static physical appearance, emphasize the contemplative character of the works. Addinall's painterly work also reveals her fascination with sculpture through her use of sculptural-like forms.
Although Addinall expresses an interest in experimenting with different styles of art, she has undoubtedly developed a distinctive, original artistic style that conveys, in a contemporary manner, the intimate, lost-in-thought states of her own inner world. As for her perception of art and the intention of her personal creative work, she leaves it to a statement by the German artist Max Beckmann. In his "Letter to a Painter" he describes the work of artists as a "disciplined frenzy" that springs from a "fantasy palace of art". This palace, according to Addinall, allows one to escape the confines of the outer world and draw from the infinite expanses of the inner.
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.jpg "Tulips, Curtain, Cups, 2002 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Man Writing, 2004 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Woman on Phone, 1995 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Big Poppy by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Young Girl with Sweets by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Winter Fox by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Girl with Tulip by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Sad-eyed Lady of the Lowlands by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Tulips and Crag by Ruth Addinall")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1036817).jpg "Le Bateleur by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Play by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Le Matin by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Plants of the Machair, 2008 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Man Reading, 1998 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Turtle Dove by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Bus Stop by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Big Rose by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Girl on Swing, 1996 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "The Dream by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Woman Smoking by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Girl Reading in Armchair by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Girl and Doll by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Girl on Chair, 2002 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Woman in Park, 2006 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Wee Reader, 2005 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Pink Peignoir, 2007 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Bathers by Ruth Addinall")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-164695).jpg "House Sparrow, 2008 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Young Girl Reading, 2008 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Woman at Window, 1998 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Dandelion Head by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Fantasy Garden, 2005 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Man and Woman, 1998 by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Tulips with Cherry Blossom by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Plant in Window by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Orangeade by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Watermelon by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Couple with Cat by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Woman with Small Cup by Ruth Addinall")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1036816).jpg "Motion and Stasis (Wee Skater) by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Girl with a Pearl Bracelet by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Tartan Scarf by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "I am the Collared Dove by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Man Reading to Girl, 2003 by Ruth Addinall")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1038197).jpg "Brown Argus (after photo by Sara Crow) by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Tulips and Daffs by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Child with Toy by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Boxy Espresso Girl by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Winter Scene with Chapel by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Young Man with Cat, 2008 by Ruth Addinall")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1037566).jpg "Winter Scene with Chapel (detail) by Ruth Addinall")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-369497).jpg "The Young Francis (Boy Holding Bird) by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Woman Reading by Ruth Addinall")
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.jpg "Anemones and Poppies, 2008 by Ruth Addinall")